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STUDY POWERPOINT for AMERICAN MODERN LITERATURE CLASS

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TRUE / FALSE

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Eliot is important for his literary

criticism as well as his writing.

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God refrains from calling his

creation good until after he creates man.

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“The Creation” employs

personification.

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God made the sun by rolling light up into a

ball.

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Sandburg presents a

positive picture of “Chicago.”

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The beginning and ending of

“Chicago” repeat thus lending unity

to the poem.

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Williams attempted to present actual

American speech in his verse.

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“In the Station of the Metro” is an imagist poem.

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Ezra Pound’s poetry had little

or no influence on other poets.

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The word apparition in his

poem has several meanings.

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After Auden’s move to the United

States his thoughts became primarily

religious.

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Millay is considered to be the master of

the sonnet.

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After graduation from college Millay

adopted a bohemian lifestyle.

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Millay didn’t begin writing poetry until

her later years.

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The speaker in “Dolor” hates the

lack of order in public institutions.

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Roethke was awarded multiple

prizes for his poetry.

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Roethke hated people who imitate

other authors.

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Ransom fought for an industrialized

South.

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Ransom founded the Kenyon Review.

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Frost’s poetry is primarily

concerned with nature.

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SHORT ANSWER

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According to “The Creation,” why did

God make the world?

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What is significant about “alien people

clutching their gods” in “Journey

of the Magi?”

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How do the Magi spend the night because of inn

situations?

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What does the headline, r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-

g-rmean when it says the

reader must be a grasshopper himself?

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In “somewhere i have never travelled,” what contrasting actions does the author say his beloved can make him

do?

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What figurative expression does Chicago employ as a

whole?

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Between coming and moving on, what other

actions does the fog employ?

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“Fog” compares fog to what?

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Williams believed that meaning could only be

found in what?

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Williams believed that meaning could only be

found in what?

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In “The Station of the Metro” what is the Metro?

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Pound is a major force behind what movement?

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What is the object of satire in “The Unknown Citizen?”

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In Sonnet XXVI what is the focus of the end of the

poem?

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“Dolor” refers to the endless duplication of what two

things?

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What poem first brought Millay national attention?

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What color characterizes the product of the environment

described in Dolor?

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What aspect of Roethke’s background influenced the

setting for his poem, “Dolor?”

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What is another name for the Southern Agrarians, the

group Ransom led at Vanderbilt University?

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In “Stopping By the Woods on a Snowy Evening,” why can’t the author stay too

long?

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What is the source of the speaker’s disappointment in

“The Road Not Taken?”

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What does the last stanza of “Miniver Cheevy” reveal

about his wasted life?

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From what activity does Miniver Cheevy have to

rest?

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Multiple Choice

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What influences hinder spiritual interest in “The Journey of the Magi?”

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In “The Journey of the Magi,” what do the three

trees symbolize?

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Be sure to study all of the Poet questions on your

study sheet. They will each be multiple choice

questions.

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According to “The Creation,” what causes light to come

forth?

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In order to understand the grasshopper poem, what

must be ignored?

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“somewhere i have never travelled” features what

central metaphor?

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What is the main focus in “somewhere i have never

travelled?”

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What does “Chicago” compare the city to?

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What is the tone of “Chicago” in the last stanza?

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In “Chicago” word choices seem to emphasize ___.

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How are “Poem” and “Red Wheelbarrow” similar?

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“Bells for John Whiteside’s Daughter” seems to focus

on what comparison?

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“Bells for John Whiteside’s Daughter” presents

information from whose perspective?

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In “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” repetition

in the last two lines emphasizes what?

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In “Stopping by Woods on aSnowy Evening,” the

speaker stops to do what?

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In “The Road Not Taken,” why does the speaker

pause?

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Why is Miniver Cheevy’s love for the Medici ironic?

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In “Miniver Cheevy” who thinks of Miniver as child of

scorn?

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What word best describes Miniver Cheevy?

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ESSAY: Choose one poem that we have read and

either compare or contrast it with a biblical view of the topic using three examples.